英 [ˌbækəˈneɪliən] 美 [ˌbækəˈneɪliən]
adj. 酒神节的;狂饮作乐的
n. 发酒疯的人
ˌbacchaˈnalian /ˌbækəˈneɪlɪən/
形容词 characterized by or involving drunken revelry 饮酒作乐的
酒神节的;狂饮作乐的
And when they told him what one would expect of their age, he began to be merry, declaring that a vintage celebrated in such a manner was truly bacchanalian.
当他们告诉他,他们这个年龄的期望时,他高兴起来,说葡萄酒节这样庆祝,就是真正的酒神节了。
In a city where a "stag night" is an excuse for a bacchanalian party, that phrase took a new meaning with antlers and horns attached to the heads of the models.
在这个“单身夜”是酒疯派对借口的城市里,这一表达让模特头上的触角赋予了新意义。
No vivacious Bacchanalian flame leaped out of the pressed grape of Monsieur Defarge: but, a smouldering fire that burnt in the dark, lay hidden in the dregs of it.
欢快的酒神的火苗是无法从德伐日先生压榨出的葡萄汁上燃起来的,它的酒渣里也隐藏着一种在黑暗里闷着燃烧的火。
Herewith, then, a modest proposal for the privileged masses en route to a sodden campaign at their Bacchanalian playgrounds.
Brighton, famed for its bohemian and bacchanalian excesses as much as its piers and Royal Pavilion, is also planning a rather sombre and intellectual commemoration.
While most religions teach that vices are sinful temptations, today some philosophers and medical professionals question that belief, giving us hope for guilt-free trips to Ko Pha-Ngan, Thailand, known for its bacchanalian Full Moon parties.